Listing of links to articles, videos | November 9, 2026
The Great Secret of Human Reproductive Cloning and Genetic Modifying of Clones
It’s a secret a lot of people are keeping, but humans have been cloned, one, and clone-embryos have been genetically modified. Many years ago, in fact, decades ago, and the oldest clones may be in their 80s. Cloning continues, many are very young. There are some who will read this as “misinformation” or “science fiction” or “fantasy” or “delusion.”.There are many who will want to rush in with a new platter of DSM-Cult labels, to silence any mention of this most silenced secret–which is also being maintained in the dark corridors of “Mental Health” institutions, where the agencies also hide, by the same people who will shamelessly hand you those false Labels. To those who know, this is not news, yet most who know also know they are “behind the veil” of covers and lies and are supposed to keep these secrets. Of course, these secrets also protect real people–for people who are born of the cloning process are real people–and for that reason the secrets continue. Real children, real adults, real families. We are all ensouled and so are they. Still, the truth would help everyone and would bring the true reality of Science as it has traveled–all the routes it has taken–forward. It would help people who have been cloned to come forward into the light of day, be reunited with their original and extended families, and be known. Agencies keeping secrets need their files to be opened. Until then all we’ll have–if you are not inside those circles of knowing–are these meagre focuses in the news from people experimenting with cloning, gene editing, and genome editing, and analyses and commentaries from those questioning the ethicality of cloning; so few have spoken openly it seems about any aspect of cloning. Those who plunge forward and embark on the forbidden in Science do so behind closed doors, then emerge years later after the cover stories have been spread about, wearing those covers like a raincoat. Look at what’s happened with “Neuroweapons“, which shouldn’t exist but do. Developed in secret over a century and more and quite sophisticated now. Same situation with Cloning. I figured I’d write this note before the false news break of the “first human embryo cloned” which may well happen any day now. After what the agencies and co. have wreaked in my life, I believe there are a few things which need to be said. Some over and over. The rest, for now, may need to be Fiction. Interestingly, it’s still the Festival of Lights today. Firecrackers all day, in Bangalore, India.– Ramola D, 11/9/2026
[These links haven’t all been vetted; looks like there are pro- and against-cloning sources here.]
Human Reproductive Cloning
What Does Cloning Have to Do With Stem Cell Research?| United States Conference of Catholic Bishops [explains human cloning]
Human Cloning, Congressional Research Services, Updated July 20, 2026
Fact Sheet: Human Cloning Prohibition Act of 2012 | United States Conference of Catholic Bishops
Failure to Pass Federal Cloning Legislation, 1997-2003 | Center for Genetics and Society
The New Eugenics: Cloning and Beyond, Therese M Lysaught | United States Conference of Catholic Bishops [explains human cloning]
This happened in 1997, March 4, 1997–Clinton banned federal funding for cloning:
George Bush, 4/10/2022, asking to extend the ban on cloning:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmuuDL_2scA
Gregory Pence, bioethicist, on cloning, and on testifying to Congress:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fmuuDL_2scA
Cloning humans? Biological, ethical, and social considerations Francisco J Ayala
Is Cloning Ethical? Dr. Kenneth Magnuson, Southern Seminary says No.
Genetically Modified Cloning, Gene Editing, Genome Editing
November 8, 2026: Jennifer Doudna on Harnessing the Next Generation of Genome Editing for Global Impact/Interview with Kit Pogliano, Dean, Biological Sciences, University of California at San Diego
Human Genetic Modification | Center for Genetics and Society (a collection of articles)
CrispR: What is the Future of Gene Editing?/Al Jazeera English
































